Intraocular Lens Implant with Mirrors and Intraocular Three Lenses Implant with a Changed Curvature Radius
- Haya Ruchvarger
Abstract
Two different intraocular lens implants are suggested for age macula degeneration (AMD) eye disease that causes the loss of central vision. An intraocular Lens implant that includes two mirrors with a continuity change in their curvature radius and an intraocular hyperboloid surface lens implant closed by two lenses also with a continuity change in their curvature radiuses and includes an additional lens between the two. Thus, both eyes can see an increased image of a near central object projected on the retina, removed from the degenerated macula and also see the peripheral objects images decreasing continuity according to the continuity change in the curvature radiuses of the mirrors and lenses.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/apr.v4n3p135
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